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18. a solid sphere,a hollow sphere and a disc all have same mass and radius are placed on top of an inclined plane .the frictional coefficient is not same for all and not sufficient to allow pure rolling (A ) least time taken in reaching bottom by ? (B)smallest kinetic energy at bottom of incline will be achieved by?

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